R&G 2-Grip Tank Pads - Black

Clean the grips using a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry or dry with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

The main benefit is improved rider control and stability by providing a secure grip for your legs, which helps you stay planted during cornering and braking.

Installation requires care and patience to ensure proper adhesion and avoid air bubbles. Ensure the tank is clean and follow the application instructions closely.

Made from durable materials, they are designed for long-lasting performance. Lifespan depends on riding conditions, maintenance, and exposure to elements, but they are built to withstand significant wear.

Yes, they can typically be removed. The adhesive is strong but designed for removal. Gently heating the grip with a hairdryer can soften the adhesive, making removal easier. There may be some residue left behind which can be cleaned with appropriate automotive adhesive removers.

When applied and removed correctly, they should not damage the paint. The adhesive is designed to be strong but also removable. However, always ensure the paint surface is in good condition prior to application.

Ensure the tank surface was thoroughly cleaned and dried before application. Re-apply pressure to the affected area, or consider using a mild adhesive promoter designed for automotive use.

If minor, try to gently push the bubble towards the edge. For larger bubbles, carefully lift the edge of the grip (if the adhesive hasn't fully cured) and re-apply, smoothing as you go. A heat gun on a low setting can sometimes help reshape the material for a smoother finish.

This is subjective and depends on rider preference and gear. Some riders find wearing thicker riding pants reduces initial discomfort. The texture is designed for maximum grip and may require a short break-in period.

Practice dry fitting the grip before removing the backing. Use masking tape to mark reference points on the tank. Work slowly and deliberately, applying the grip in small sections.